Lewisburg in Marshall County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)
Marshall County Confederate Memorial
(Southwest side)
the Confederate States Army
from Marshall County.
Alexander N. Alexander W. H. Alexander J. N. Allen C. A. Allen Jo. Allen Jack Allen Jas. Anderson John Anderson S. O. Anderson W. I. Anderson Gus. Appleby J. L. Bagley W. J. Bartlett J. M. Barham Jas. Baker J. I. Beckett N. W. Beckett W. B. Bell J. O. Beasley D. B. Beasley W. S. Bethune W. Bethune John Bethune A. O. Beckham Jas. Bearden W. V. Beard Sam. Bills C. D. Bills Wm. Bigger N. A. Bigger R. U. Bigger J. F. Bigger Robt. Birmingham J. M. Birmingham E. W. Birmingham H. T. Bland J. H. Blacknall T. O. Lieut. Bradshaw A. H. Bradley W. H. Brafford A. Brecheen F. Brown B. L. Brown H. L. Brown J. W. Brown R. Brown E. Bruce Wm. Bryant E. B. Bryant R. F. Bryant D. M. Bryant W. J. Bryant T. D. Burgess B. Butler R. Butler Jo. Byers Wm. Lieut. Byers Robt. Cathey Boone Cavenor Thos. Chrisman Wm. Chrisman S. D. Chaffin E. C. Chapman T. M. Clinton John Collins H. Collins W. M. Collins P. H. Collins W. H. Cook W. J. Cochran E. A. Cochran L. Cochran J. T. Cochran H. Cochran A. Cothran J. J. Cole T. N. Coleman W. J. Compton Jesse Compton A. D. Cox Jack Crockett F. M. Clift Thos. Coble O. Daugherty G. W. Davis Jo. P. Davis W. M. Davis W. P. Qr. M. Davis J. C. Maj. Davis Jas. Davis J. N. Davis J. T. Davidson W. B. Dark Jas. Derreberry Jas. Derreberry A. J. Derreberry John Devin Sam. Devin Jo. Dillehay J. L. Dillehay J. T. Doggett Matt. Doggett Marsh Doggett Wm. Downing F. Downing D. Dodd M.
(Southeast side)
sacrifice of our soldiers in defense
of the sovereign rights of the states
under the flag furled at Appomattox
— Gloria victis.
Driver Ed. Driver J. O. Dryden J. P. Dugger A. Duncan B. W. Dyer N. B. Lieut. Dyer J. D. Dysart A. A. Capt. Edwards C. W. Ellison J. H. Emerson
J. H. Endsley W. Mc. Epperson Thos. Ewing R. A. Ezell B. H. Falwell Thos. Fausett W. H. Finley J. L. D. Finley Frank Finley John Finley Sam. Finley Wm. Finley John Fisher W. T. Fleming R. Fowler Gus. Fowler H. R. Fowler Michell Fowler A. C. Fonville S. Forest Jas. Ford Tobe Franklin Jesse Fue A. M. Fuller Jas. Gant Wm. Gant Ben. Garrett W. C. Gentry Jas. Gilbreath G. Giles W. C. Giles C. Glenn J. B. Glenn B. Glenn Martin Gold Thos. Green N. A. Green Wm. Green John Green Newt. Greer Jas. Griggs Z. M. Griffin John Gulley H. Gulley J. Harberson J. P. Hardison J. S. Lieut. Hardison W. J. Hardison J. J. Harwell T. W. Haislip A. J. Haislip F. Hare Timothy Harris C. L. Hammond Wm. Haynes L. H. Henderson W. N. Henry W. M. Henry M. J. Helton John Hinson K. Hinson M. Hopper Newt. Hopper Bud Hopper J. P. Horton J. N. Hogan P. H. Holly W. M. Holden J. F. Lieut. Houston J. W. Hunter T. N. Hunter W. L. Hunter C. W. James W. C. Johnson J. C. Jordan J. M. Jordan T. B. Jordan W. M. Jobe S. H.
(Northeast
side)
patriotism, devotion, sacrifice and
courage — unsurpassed in history —
furnished the inspiration to those
daring deeds of the Confederate soldier.
Jones Willis Joyce Wm. Kelley J. L. King W. T. King E. King T. R. King Jas. Kirkland John Leonard W. W. Little J. W. Little S. London T. W. London T. H. London J. A. London J. G. London G. B. Long Sid. Lofton Jas. Luna M. J. Luna Robt. Luna J. S. Luna Wm. Luna R. H. Lyle Jas. Marlin Jesse Marlin John Marshall Jas. Marsh R. J. Martin H. Mathews M. Mitchell W. O. Mitchell M. M. Moore Chas. Moore G. H. Moore J. P. Morris Wm. Morgan Wm. McCanless M. McCollum J. R. McCorkle John McCorkle D. B. McCord D. F. McCrory J. B. McCurdy J. A. McCullough R. W. Lieut. McElhany L. C. McGaugh J. T. McGaugh N. C. McGaugh W. W. McKnight John McKnight W. L. McKnight A. J. McKnight G. W. McKnight W. E. McKeethan I. L. McLeary W. M. McMahon J. A. McRee J. N. Neathery Jeff Neeley W. P. Neil W. J. Neil G. T. Nix W. H. Ogilvie Nick
Oliver T. J. O'Neal M. H. O'Neal G. W. Capt. Orr A. Orr F. M. Capt. Osborne Levi Osborne Wiley Osborne A. Osborne G. W. Osborne Wm. Park T. J. Park J. Patterson W. M. Lieut. Patterson F. P. Peyton Jas. Capt. Perry Lee Perkins E. B. Phillips W. A. Phifer W. M. Poindexter Jas. Price J. Puckett Wm. Putnam Thos. Petty N. A. Ray John Rainey Geo.
(Northwest side)
A. D. 1904
Rainey Robt. Rambo E. Rambo T. H. Reed John Reed Jas. Reavis J. W. Reynolds Esq. Rhyner N. A. Ring A. J. Rickman C. Richardson E. C. Riggs W. F. Robinson Joe. Robinson A. M. Lieut. Robinson W. C. Roberson J. Roberts Thos. Roberts Wm. Roberts M. Roberts Mac. Rodgers J. T. Rossen A. J. Rossen T. R. Ruth Jas. Russell G. W. Russell T. E. Rutledge John Sanders J. C. Sandifer P. C. Sawyers P. Scott M. Secrest I. L. Lieut. Sharp Wm. Shaw L. H. Sheffield E. W. Sheffield J. G. Shires Ira. Lieut. Short Jas. Smith A. M. Smith E. H. Smithson Jas. Snell Alf Snell Ab. Spencer Z. Stanley A. P. Stewart A. M. Stegall
T. P. Stockton G. W. Stilwell Lee. Sweeney Wm. Sweeney Warren Talley J. C. Talley J. M. Talley J. H. Talley Lee Talley P. H. Talley D. E. Lieut. Talley J. C. Terry Wm. Thomas J. M. Thomas J. P. Thomas Jas. Thomas W. Thompson A. G. Capt. Tindell H. C. Tillman B. G. Tillman T. T. Tillman W. R. Townsend P. Turner M. J. Turner Robt. Twitty P. H. Vaden Wm. Vancleave W. G. Vaughn Thos. Wade F. P. Wade W. T. Lieut. Watson S. H. Watson J. B. Wakefield Sam. Watts David Watkins E. Weaver D. Weaver J. C. West B. Wells J. J. Webster R. J. Welch Wm. White Wm. Wilson J. M. Wilson A. T. Wilson J. T. Wilson T. H. Wilson Wm. Wicker B. Wicker A. Williams L. W. Williams H. Williams A. J. Williams Wm. Wilhoite J. R. Woods S. F. Woods D. E. Woodall F. W. Yarbrough H. C. Yarbrough H. W. Yarbrough G. T. Yarbrough J.H.
Erected 1904.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, US Civil.
Location. 35° 26.983′ N, 86° 47.294′ W. Memorial is in Lewisburg, Tennessee, in Marshall
County. It is at the intersection of West Church Street and North 1st Avenue, on the left when traveling west on West Church Street. Marker is on Marshall County Courthouse grounds. Touch for map. Memorial is in this post office area: Lewisburg TN 37091, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Middle Tennessee and in the Highland Rim. It is also in the American South and specifically in the Upper South. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the territory of the Mississippian Culture, one of the Confederate States of America, and the Antebellum South.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Civil War in Marshall County (here, next to this marker); Desert Shield / Desert Storm Monument (a few steps from this marker); Founding of Lewisburg (within shouting distance of this marker); Marshall County Veterans Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Dixie Theater (within shouting distance of this marker); Abner Houston (within shouting distance of this marker); Jim Nance McCord (within shouting distance of this marker); The Historic Ladies Rest Room (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Lewisburg.
Credits. This page was last revised on July 9, 2020. It was originally submitted on June 8, 2020, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. This page has been viewed 1,507 times since then and 82 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. submitted on June 8, 2020, by Duane and Tracy Marsteller of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. • Bernard Fisher was the editor who published this page.





